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Global bond markets recovered some of their losses after a sharp sell-off on Thursday sent borrowing costs soaring. A small ...

Secondary-school students led more than 900 protests across France, complaining of teacher shortages and poor classroom conditions. Police arrested 2,000 protesters after schools were set on fire; a ...

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Eurostat publishes September inflation figures for the euro-zone on Friday. Economists think the annual rate rose from 3.2% ...

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India’s government has ordered 112 coal-fired power plants—owned by Tata Steel, Reliance and other industrial giants to ...

Yields on American ten-year Treasuries briefly hit 5.34%, its highest level since 2002, before retreating slightly. Investors, rushing to dump American government debt, pushed borrowing costs higher ...

It intends to manufacture high-tech products like semiconductors, which it currently merely assembles with comparatively ...